Cincinnati TOP Soccer Registration

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We urge you to send registration forms in immediately.

It is vital that we receive your registration form immediately, as the first session is rapidly approaching. If you find yourself within a couple days from the first session, you can bring the registration form with you. In order for us to best serve the needs of your child, we require updated registration forms for each season.

Click here for a player registration form. Make sure you have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print this form. Please download the volunteer form as well and send it in with your registration.

Your check should be made out to:

CINCINNATI TOP SOCCER

Mailed to the following address:

Cincinnati TOP Soccer
C/O Randy Corey
4233 N Haven Drive
Mason Ohio 45040

Encourage other interested parents to utilize the web page to learn more about us, and to acquire the registration form.

We are looking forward to
seeing you all again soon!

"TOP soccer has been fantastic for Allison (now 11). With two siblings and both parents playing soccer year round Allison felt left out. Even though she would play with the ball and try to imitate her siblings there was no place for her to play except in the backyard. She watched as her older brother and younger sister would wear the fancy uniforms associated with select soccer and go off to tournaments and win trophies. Now with TOP soccer she is a part of the team, she gets to wear a uniform and go to practices and games and even an end of the year tournament! She is so proud when she does well, she steals a glance at the sidelines and looks for a thumbs up or a “Good job, Allison” from us. Thank you for allowing Allison to participate in a game our whole family loves to play."

— Steve & Donna Wood, Fairfield OH

Who can play?

Our program is uniquely tailored to meet the needs of children who have cognitivel or physical disabilities. All our players are on an IEP and receiving physical and/or occupational therapy as part of their school curriculum. We have many children with Down syndrome, Autism, and a variety of other syndromes. We have children who use walkers, and some who are visually impaired. We try our best to accommodate all children with a desire to play. If there is a doubt as to whether your child can (and should) play with us, please ask! We also ask that our players wait until the year they turn 4 years old, and may continue to play through high school and beyond. We also offer the option of an Adult Unified team that plays on local coed leagues for those beyond high school age.

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